ADHD Support for Attention Deficit Adults

ADHD support for attention deficit adults with questions about symptoms, diagnosis, medication, and treatment

• ADHD Support: How One Woman Conquered Adult ADD and Depression
  Adults seeking ADHD support and treatment sometimes find that depression... more »
• My Son Is More than an ADHD Diagnosis
  My ADHD child's behavior improved once I stopped holding my... more »
• My Liberating – But Late – ADHD Diagnosis
  I suspected my lack of focus was a symptom of... more »
• Writing a New Chapter: Discovering My ADD
  Once her youngest child left home, successful screenwriter Sally Harris,... more »
• My ADD Wake-Up Call
  Carolyn O'Neal cried when she was diagnosed with ADD at... more »
• Banding Together As a Family: Parents & Children with ADHD
  My son's ADD diagnosis inspired me to examine my own... more »
• I Am Not My ADHD Diagnosis
  As doctors learn more about ADHD, they'll probably slap new... more »
• My Adult ADD Diagnosis... Over Dinner
  A man I barely knew diagnosed my ADD over a... more »

• How to Start an ADHD Blog
  Are you an adult living with ADD or the parent... more »

• Behavior After Medication
  My 5 year old son has just been diagnosed by... more »
• Cognitive and social issues - is it adhd?
  My daughter is 6 yrs old. We live in India... more »
• Married, Military, ADD/ADHD
  New to all of this. I am 22 years old... more »
• I think my 7yr old son has ADHD...I'm so scared
  My (7yr) son started 1st grade this year (after repeating... more »
• a lot to take in
  My daughter was just dignosed with ADHD, combined and with... more »
• BBC Documentary
  Hello, My name is Polly Greetham and I work for... more »

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What was your primary emotion upon learning that you or your child has ADD? Relief - finally answers to what's been puzzling Optimism - pursuing treatment will change my life Shame - it's uncomfortable for me to tell others about this diagnosis Regret - if only we'd known sooner, how different life might have been Sadness - what I thought was unique about me turns out to be a "disorder"